Half a century He sought to arrest UFOs to create super weapons beyond Russia and China

The British government's declassified document revealed that Britain was afraid of the Soviet Union and China to pursue an unidentified flying object (UFO) to use the out-of-band technology to create super weapons.

According to the Daily Mail, the declassified document revealed that during the period of 1947-1997, the British government secretly pursued a UFO search program. This top-secret program stopped in 1997 because of concerns that it caused agents to distract other tasks.

The British government took half a century to find UFOs.(Illustration).

The document revealed that the British Air Force wanted to "capture" a UFO from which possessed alien technologies, helping to defeat the enemy in the Cold War.

Several other air commanders are concerned about the possibility of rivals such as the Soviet Union or China doing the same.'The rival country, or potential enemy, can develop aircraft models with unprecedented features that are worrisome'.

British spies are tasked with verifying and searching for objects of alien origin. An unnamed British commander claims to focus on any aircraft that acts 'like UFO'.

'These are objects that fly at high speeds, move flexibly or even have invisibility'.

1,000 declassified documents are expected to be published soon.

Documents related to the search for UFOs were transferred to the UK national archives in the period 2008-2013. Dr. Clarke was the one who had mastered some pages before it was officially declassified to the public.

Dr. Clarke said: 'The British government has tried many times to delay the disclosure of these classified pages for more than a decade.'

'But they cannot hide the fact that the British military once wanted to own alien technology. They want to be the first country to embrace supernatural technology, before the Russians or the Chinese. '

'So far, Russia is still considered a rival that cannot be defeated with modern weapons development programs and is considered a threat to the West,' said Clarke.